Rick Di Mascio Chief Executive Officer, Inalytics Limited Rick Di Mascio is chief executive and founder of Inalytics. Prior to establishing the company, he was the managing director and chief investment officer of CINMan, the in-house fund manager for the Coal Schemes, and then Head of the UK Unit at Goldman Sachs Asset Management. Di Mascio has also held the positions of director of Olympus Capital Management, a European long/short hedge fund manager, and executive director of IMIGest, the leading Italian mutual fund company.
RICK DI MASCIO | MONDAY, 5 DEC 2011 This Inalytics paper quantifies how misleading track records are as an indicator of skill. We provide evidence that even fund managers with no skill in stock picking have still been able to have positive track records against the standard Australian ... Read more RICK DI MASCIO | MONDAY, 1 JAN 2007 The 20th century British economist John Maynard Keynes has said "Markets can be wrong for longer than you can be solvent." This sentiment resonates very well with investors who have faced the highs and lows of stock markets across the world. ... Read more RICK DI MASCIO | MONDAY, 1 JAN 2007 The days of investors and planners relying on fund managers' track records to judge their performance are over. Inalytics introduces a new approach to measuring their investment skills. Skill is at the heart of all active investment processes, yet ... Read more PAGE: 1 |
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